GoKawiilBerrymint's Batomon Showdown auto battler gains traction two weeks after launch
Batomon Showdown, a new auto battler from developer Berrymint, launched about two weeks ago on Android ($6) and Steam ($15). The game blends economic management, team building and tactical positioning, with players buying monsters of various rarities and types that can synergize or merge into stronger units, alongside items that boost squads and rerollable in-game shops.
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The auto battler genre already has established players like Teamfight Tactics and Hearthstone Battlegrounds, so a new low-cost entrant succeeding could suggest there's still room for smaller studios to carve out an audience with distinctive art and mechanics. Its cross-platform pricing and Pokémon-style monster collecting may appeal to players looking for a lighter, more affordable alternative to bigger franchise titles.
- Batomon Showdown launched roughly two weeks ago on Android and Steam
- Priced at $6 on Android and $15 on Steam
- Combines Pokémon-style monster collecting with Super Auto Pets-style auto battler mechanics
Source: engadget.com — Sam Rutherford, 2026-10-02
Published there as: “Batomon Showdown is the hottest new auto battler on the block”
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